October 20, 2014
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10:07Now PlayingIn this edition of Diplomatic Channel, correspondent, Amarachi Ubani, had an interview with an African American activist and a member of the Consistency for Africa, Sylvie Bello.
The Consistency for Africa was founded in 1990. The group is so diverse that you find people from all walks of life. Business men, college professors, former ambassadors and government officials.
Sylvie Bello is the founder of the Cameroon American Council.
She is a Cameroonian-American living her passion, advocating the rights of African-immigrants Americans in the US.
Having lived in the United States since she was 17, Sylvie shattered expectations of other ethnic Africans in high school and in college.
That experience coming to the US as a teenager, from bilingual Cameroon is the foundation of her becoming an activist.
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